*** Movies - That Darn Cat ***

General
Produced by Walt Disney Productions

Runtime 89 minutes

Certification PG

Cast

Christina Ricci Patti
Doug E. Doug Zeke

Dean Jones Mr. Flint

George Dzundza Capt. Boerricher

Peter Boyle Pa

Michael McKean Peter Randall

Brad Sherwood FBI Agent

Credits

Director Bob Spiers

Producers Ross Fanger;

Andrew Gottlieb;

Richard Harris;

Robert Simonds

Screenplay Gordon Gordon (original novel);

Mildred Gordon (original novel);

Bill Walsh

Photography Jeremy A. Cassells

Music Richard Gibbs

Editor Roger Barton

Assistant director Marty Eli Schwarz

Summary Made with help from others
Click here to view the 'THAT DARN CAT' production information
file (51K) filled with facts about the filmmakers & the actors involved
with the film.
In this updating of the Disney classic, CHRISTINA RICCI stars as 16-year-old
Patti Randall, whose boredom with her sleepy hometown awakens to feverish
excitement when her tomcat, D.C. (Darn Cat), delivers an important clue in a
mysterious kidnapping. With novice FBI Agent Kelso (DOUG E. DOUG) at her side,
Patti must track D.C. through all his favorite hangouts, hoping to solve the
mystery. The would-be detectives are led into hilarious entanglements, complete
with double identities and outrageous misunderstandings.
Patti Randall is bored with her tired town of Edgefield. It's a place where
streets are names after rodents ... Squirrel Lane, Badger Bend.
It is a world of bake sales, hoedowns, barn raisings, and hellos. Where can a
girl find a little excitement?
Patti's wish more than comes true when her cat, D.C., lands on all fours right
into the center of mistaken identity when Lizzie, the maid, gets captured instead
of the wealthy Mrs. Flint.
It's up to Patti and Agent Zeke Kelso to find her. Armed with catnip and a fake
mouse they hope to follow D.C. to the kidnappers and rescue Lizzie before her time
is up.
Dopey detecitves, cuckoo characters, and a playful plot give Patti an array of
adventures she never though possible. Patti soon finds out that quite Edgefield,br> isn't the sleep she thought it was after all.
A fresh, fast-paced and high-voltage updating of the 1965 family classic, "That
Darn Cat" is a sparkling suspense comedy in the best tradition of Disney family films.
Under the helm of noted award-winning director Bob Spiers, this contemporary version
retains all the charm and abundant humor of the original, but now adds an edgy,
satirical twist which uniquely makes "That Darn Cat" highly entertaining for audiences
of all ages.

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General
Produced by	Walt Disney Productions
Runtime	89 minutes
Certification	PG
Cast
Christina Ricci	Patti
Doug E. Doug	Zeke
Dean Jones	Mr. Flint
George Dzundza	Capt. Boerricher
Peter Boyle	Pa
Michael McKean	Peter Randall
Brad Sherwood	FBI Agent
Credits
Director	Bob Spiers
Producers	Ross Fanger;
	Andrew Gottlieb;
	Richard Harris;
	Robert Simonds
Screenplay	Gordon Gordon (original novel);
	Mildred Gordon (original novel);
	Bill Walsh
Photography	Jeremy A. Cassells
Music	Richard Gibbs
Editor	Roger Barton
Assistant director	Marty Eli Schwarz

Summary	Made with help from others
	Click here to view the 'THAT DARN CAT' production information file (51K) filled with facts about the filmmakers & the actors involved with the film. In this updating of the Disney classic, CHRISTINA RICCI stars as 16-year-old Patti Randall, whose boredom with her sleepy hometown awakens to feverish excitement when her tomcat, D.C. (Darn Cat), delivers an important clue in a mysterious kidnapping. With novice FBI Agent Kelso (DOUG E. DOUG) at her side, Patti must track D.C. through all his favorite hangouts, hoping to solve the mystery. The would-be detectives are led into hilarious entanglements, complete with double identities and outrageous misunderstandings. Patti Randall is bored with her tired town of Edgefield. It's a place where streets are names after rodents ... Squirrel Lane, Badger Bend. It is a world of bake sales, hoedowns, barn raisings, and hellos. Where can a girl find a little excitement? Patti's wish more than comes true when her cat, D.C., lands on all fours right into the center of mistaken identity when Lizzie, the maid, gets captured instead of the wealthy Mrs. Flint. It's up to Patti and Agent Zeke Kelso to find her. Armed with catnip and a fake mouse they hope to follow D.C. to the kidnappers and rescue Lizzie before her time is up. Dopey detecitves, cuckoo characters, and a playful plot give Patti an array of adventures she never though possible. Patti soon finds out that quite Edgefield,br> isn't the sleep she thought it was after all. A fresh, fast-paced and high-voltage updating of the 1965 family classic, "That Darn Cat" is a sparkling suspense comedy in the best tradition of Disney family films. Under the helm of noted award-winning director Bob Spiers, this contemporary version retains all the charm and abundant humor of the original, but now adds an edgy, satirical twist which uniquely makes "That Darn Cat" highly entertaining for audiences of all ages.